Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
LOCAL NOTES.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.


 E.M. Sanford returned to-day fro
 his visit to Flagstaff.
 NO. Murphy and party went o, 10 Walnut Grove to-day.
 Wells H. Bates will go east as soon A communication is opened up again.
 The stage from the south. due at 6 III. last evening. did not arrive until
 d. m. this morning.
 J.T. Munds has filed his stock bran, II. for record. His range is on Oal creek and the Mogollon mountains.
 J. L. Hall, superintendent of th Piedmont Cattle company's range, cam up from Martinez yesterday.
 The wife and family of C. M. Clark the well known mining man, hay, arrived and will take up their residenc, here.
 Engine number , of the Prescott Arizona Central railway is expected {. be in repair sufficiently to be placed a work tomorrow.
 J. NJ. vandeburg. of Weaver, cam, up yesterday afternoon with foul pounds of placer gold from the digging,
 
 A general rain, extending over the entire northern part of the territory, started in Tuesday evening and has lasted ever since.
 w. NJ. Buffum left this morning wi'h load of passengers for Jerome. Fl C. Church, foreman of the mine, was among the number.
 l. Kuhn. L. H. Mead and one other passenger left by Hsthawy'> stage, to- day. to connect with tine train ai Chino, en route Co California.
 F.. E. Dodge, clerk of the district court. has gone to Michigan to visit his family. Vim. Wilkerson is in chargs oi his office during his absence.
 Miss Flagg de,oies portion of each day io giving instruction to s number ui rupil-. We have never --eI. | teacher more devoted ,o her profession than th.s lady.
 No tickets are sold at present over the Prescott & Arizona Central railway. owing to fine washouts. Pryate con Veyauce. will take passengers out Ia Il connection with the train.
 John Smith lost about five cords oi wood. two large plank troughs and number oi small pigs by the heavy freshet. on Tuesday, in the vicinity of hi- siaughte--house.
 The following Is the list a: numbers drawing the principal prizes at Tues days drawing of the Louisiana lottery II 607. 95,445, l5,322. 3l. .j0s. 46936. H99l. 27.slO, ,i6 ,l67. S3,03I.
 Geo. c. Waddel!, who has jus, return ed from placing prisoner in the territo- rial prison al Yuma, says that George walket's condition Is very critical. He s- emacisted to almost A skeleton, is unable to walk. and unable ;O talk above whisper.
 This office WAS the recipient, to-day. of A bottle oi very fine Angelica wine, which ha. been stored at J. l.. Fisher gor six years IL Is the ,Int.ge oi IsI3 and, for all the qualities which go fo make up choice beverage. ii cannot be surpassed.
 Blake Reynolds. son of Diamond Jo. and who has charge O! his father. work, at Del Pasco. Is in town and expresses his high appreciation of the prcmptnes- with which the board of supervisors sent force U! men to repair the Peck rad. thereby facilitating very greatly the transportation of machinery Ia the Del fasco camp.
 Joseph Ernenwein came up from Walnut Grove to-day. He says when he left. the dam c! the Walnut Grove Water Storage company contained %, 100000 gallons O! water. The water had an average width of .Oi lee; by lOU feet in length and Wa. 3s feet deep an th. face of the dam. An im m-n>e volume al water continued to pour down t.le creek. but ,t lacked Is feet e: being io the top oi thr skin oi sh- da;a.
 Yesterdays train failed i" arrive in Prescott. As the train neared the point where the former washcu; and wreck occurred. heavy volume Q! water Was y-,ur,ug through the timber- forming She temporary support for the track Engineer Mccarthy ran his tram very cautiously over the break. crossing III safety. On arrival Il, Banchars II was learned that large portion oi the suad-hed just south o! Reese's had been washed away. In q few minutes later uras learned ,ha, the temporary struci- nr- "y-E in. break which they had but recently crossed in safety hsd again Reen wash.! out. leaving the train be- tween two washouis less than three miles apart. The situation was iele- graphei to Prescott. and Il stage from ~hull X Austin's stables was sent out lat evening to bring in the mail. ex- ls.~~ and passengers, arriving here st "s.srk sh.~ afternoon. \ aashout also occurred n.aG Wh'pr,-. and other, along the track .r- reported. Ina; q sil probably require several days ;o se: the track m good order again. The yovRSAL-MINER man. to-day. through ;h- courtesy oi Probate Judge O'Neil. WAS permitted to inspc, a copy sf the new revised Statutes. hearing the territorial brand. coupled with the :nior- nation that :t was leaned L. Ina; office. The Judge Icing desirou. q. perusins :Ss pages with reference ta ih. iIt'es "i his office. Vt were unable to eNan.iu. T. Eur:he: than as to its typographical ap- pearance, makeup, etc. lt bears the imprint oi the Courier office. Prescott. Arizona, and had the work been done ehere. # would te fairly creditable tc A frontier office. As specimen .: work trom . metropolitan office, however. where the work was in reality done. il would nc, pass muster among typo graphical critics. An inferior quality of paper Is nsed. the press work is !sulfy. while the bindingis is by no means trst-ciass- l. Is volume oi ?05 pages, and the price fixed for its sale is $l0 per copy. The only parties. We are told. receiving 4 free being the ;hirty-six members o' the le gislature who enacted the laws it Contains.
 ERoM FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Col. Chris:y, o. Phenix. Is m Pres s,ct:.
 Miss Georgia McCltn;ock is quite :il with a severe cold.
 Hathaway took out load oi pas>en-